Sales by Auction. Pastoral Hotel Yards. Thursday, 9Th March
Messrs. Tompson, Manning, and Jeremy. —Fat Cattle, fat pigs, draught horses. Messrs. A. A. Meurant and Co.—Butcher's outfit, draught horses…
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Robberies From Farms
For a long time farmers fields have been regarded by travellers as fail bunting grounds for fodder for their horses, or for fruit for themselves . The Tumut…
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The Farmers' Co-operative Company, Sydney, sends us the following special butter market report, dated Saturday:—We have pleasure in reporting that we have…
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No auctions been held this week but considerable private tran[?] have taken place in [?] in and [?] The market is practically [?] and a good…
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THE deputation from the Farmers and Settlers' Association which waited on Mr. Cook last Thursday to urge the Minister to hasten the proposed distribution of seed…
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The new series of London wool sales have opened firm, the prices being on a par with those at the closing of the last series…
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THE Department, of Mines and Agriculture have not lost any time in preparing to distribute seed wheat to the farmers Forms have ham sent to all…
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The member for the district has forwarded to us the following letter for publication with reference to the seed deputation which waited on the Minister…
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Some excitement was caused in Narrandera the other day when it became known that Mr. Arthur Davenport, a farmer, residing in this district, when about two…
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The Farmers' Co-operative Company write:—"Tuesday 8/3/99. Sir,—Our attention has been directed to a report appearing in several country newspapers, to the effect that a…
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Mr. H. R. Carter, wheat broker, Sydney and Melbourne, reports as follows, March 9th:—Wheat is film and steady at 2/7 to 2/9 for…
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The deputation that waited upon the Premier to request assistance for distressed settlers also interviewed the Minister for Mines (Mr. Cook) with…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Destruction of Wheat. 300,000 Tons Spoilt. London, Thursday Night
Terrific storms have been experienced in Buenon Ayres the largest province in the Argentine Republic and no less than 300,000 tons of wheat have been destroyed…
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Wheat.— Business continues dull owing to the fact that holders ask more money than millers are disposed to pay. We quote prime worth 2s 8d; second quality, 2s 6½d;…
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Mr. Walker, of Tenterfield Station, objects to the present wholesale condemnation of animals at Homebush, with some slight taint of tuberculosis, as not warranted in…
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Everyone must have noticed with interest the high prices really good farm horses are bringing at the present tine. It is gratifying to know that, despite…
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Various methods (says a writer in the "Canterbury Times") have been devised at different times for placing distinguishing marks upon sheep and other domestic…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Farmer Waylaid
Some excitement was caused in N[?]-Readers on Friday when it became known that Arthur D[?] a farmer resiting in that [?] when about two [?]…
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PARTICULARS of the sale of part of the wool clip from Yabtree, Gundagai, which was disposed of at the London January sales, show the prices realised to have been very…
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